Complain to PureGym
UK budget gym chain
GymContact emails
member.services@puregym.com
Complaints
Common PureGym complaints
Laws that protect you
Consumer Rights Act 2015
Gym services must be performed with reasonable care and skill.
Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013
14-day cooling-off period for gym memberships signed online or off-premises.
Unfair Terms Regulations
Contract terms must be fair and clearly explained.
Tips for PureGym complaints
- Check the minimum contract period before signing
- You have 14 days to cancel online sign-ups
- Gyms can’t enforce unfair cancellation terms
- Medical evidence may allow early termination
- Direct debit gives you chargeback rights
If PureGym doesn't respond
- 1
Gym Management
Allow 14 daysContact the gym’s management or head office directly
- 2
Formal Written Complaint
Send a formal letter citing the Consumer Rights Act and any unfair contract terms
- 3
Direct Debit Guarantee
If paying by Direct Debit, contact your bank to dispute payments under the DD Guarantee
- 4
Contact emails
member.services@puregym.com
Complaints
Expected response time
14 days
Gyms should respond within 14 days. If they don’t, escalate in writing and consider the Direct Debit Guarantee.
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